While the full results of these mods colliding is probably reserved for lengthier play sessions, it's interesting to see them featured on the list, which would make a handy reference for Fallout 4 fans looking to add to their experience in any way.

The video also features more narrative-heavy game mods, such as America Rising - A Tale of the Enclave and Depravity, which range from adding additional options during RPG segments to adding entirely new quests.

Several other mods are dedicated to upgrading the audio quality, adding ambient noises, and bringing out the sound of footsteps. Not only are the player's gloves rendered in incredible detail, the subtle movements of their arms as they run have also been refined significantly for a vastly improved experience. More mods bring the Fallout 4 protagonist's hands into the realm of photorealism during first-person POV mode. A variety of visual mods combine to create realistic bark textures on the trees, easily identifiable rust patterns on metal objects, and vehicles that seem like one could reach out and touch them. The video showcases the player character wandering through a forested environment scattered with rusting cars, an abandoned highway overpass, and crumbling buildings. RELATED: Xbox and Bethesda Donate to Humane Society in Honor of Fallout 4's Dogmeat Ded String also provided the list of mods they were using to viewers, allowing fans to locate the best mods in Fallout 4 for their own playthroughs.

In a 10-minute-long video, YouTuber Ded String showcases the fruits of their efforts-a visually stunning take on the world of Fallout 4, which incorporates 205 individual mods. However, one fan has added so many mods to their copy of Fallout 4 that it could be mistaken for an entirely different game. Bethesda games are infamous for being highly moddable and Fallout 4 is no exception, so it may not be surprising to hear that some fans prefer to play a heavily modded version of the game.

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